The middle 50 percent of data are ages 13-31. Every segment of the plot is 25%, so in this plot the two center big boxes add up to 50%, which span 13-31 years of age.
Answer:
40 % off
Step-by-step explanation:
First you are going to 1.30, then divided that by 0.80
In a deck of 52 cards, 13 are hearts. Assuming you do not put the cards back in after drawing them, the first card's chance of being hearts would be 13/52, or 1/4. Since on heart card is gone from the deck, the next card's chances of being hearts are 12/51, or 4/17. Now that two hearts are gone from the deck, the third card's chances of being hearts is 11/50. Finally, we have to multiply all three fractions. 1/4 x 4/17 x 11/50 = 44/340, or 11/85. Therefore, our answer is 11/85.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You didn't give much information, and it depends if your deck of cards includes a pair of Jokers.
There are 52 cards in a deck, not including Jokers, otherwise there are 54.
In a non-Joker deck the chances of drawing a King or 6 is 8/52 or roughly 15.4% in a deck with 2 Jokers your chance is 14.8%.
